Carrot and Komatsuna Greens with Mentsuyu and Miso

Parboiling carrots make them very easy to eat, and this dish is is full of nutrition.
Adjust the taste depending on the concentration of the mentsuyu.
I had excellent results using koji miso.
Try varying this recipe with broccolini, spinach, kabocha, etc. Recipe by Tamagomachan
Carrot and Komatsuna Greens with Mentsuyu and Miso
Parboiling carrots make them very easy to eat, and this dish is is full of nutrition.
Adjust the taste depending on the concentration of the mentsuyu.
I had excellent results using koji miso.
Try varying this recipe with broccolini, spinach, kabocha, etc. Recipe by Tamagomachan
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Boil vegetables in hot water with a pinch of salt. (About 1 to 2 minutes.) Be careful not to overcook.
- 2
Put carrots in a potful of water and boil. Once it boils, add the stems of the komatsuna, bring to a boil again, add the leaves, parboil, and drain.
- 3
While boiling the vegetables, combine all the * ingredients to make vegetable stock.
- 4
After the vegetables are parboiled, chill in water, drain excess water, add sesame seeds to the stock and serve!!!
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